51.   All states except Nebraska have laws that classify automobiles as subject to forfeiture under similar circumstances and that permit seizure without a warrant.

52.   All three have laws in various stages of legislative consideration.

53.   All states have laws requiring such funds and property to be turned over to the state after a period of time for safekeeping.

54.   Britain, Spain, Denmark, Germany and Australia have laws barring human cloning, but the United States does not.

55.   Brown has the financial resources to fight, but the women have the law on their side and, beyond that, a deeply rooted moral imperative.

56.   Both Hawaii and Virginia have laws requiring insurance companies to offer contraceptive coverage.

57.   Brazil has good laws on the books protecting the Amazon but no legal power to enforce them.

58.   But Colorado has no law to prevent the landlord from shampooing the carpets, painting the walls and renting the apartment out again.

59.   But all states have laws on the books, or traditions in common law, making it a crime for someone to help people end their lives.

60.   But Japan has no law that makes it a crime to give financial support to terrorist organizations.